When we’re on the move and travelling with mates there is always the question of what time will we take off in the morning. It may sound like a simple problem, but our blokes never want to be the one to keep the others waiting. To the point that at the very moment someone is seen to be outside their van there’s a dash to catch up and before we know it what had been planned as a ‘lazy morning with a late start’ becomes a flurry of hoses being rolled up and shouts of “Can I take the power now?” as I hurriedly fling dishes in the sink and stow stuff in cupboards.
Now picture this, we are in a lovely grassy little park beside the Murray River at Moorook in South Australia and suddenly the boys are leaping about like frogs in socks. Poor Elle ends up almost falling into the car, faceless and I’m galloping to the little brick dunny as fast as my legs can carry me just so these silly buggers don’t have to keep each other waiting. Is it any wonder we girls always beg for a late start, if we dared to suggest an early one they’d have us on the road at 4:00am.

Yes, men are hilarious 😆
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😂
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When I jumped into my grandfather’s vacant chair he would say: “would you be in my grave as quick?”
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An oldie but a goodie.
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Lindsay you really gave me a great chuckle to start the day with. And so absolutely relatable. I’ve sent the link to friends that we’re going to be travelling with in February.
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Now remember at happy hour make a big fuss about wanting a 9:00 start and you’ll be guaranteed to be on the road by 8:30 dressed or not!😂
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My friends thought this was hillarious too. Brave Brian commented that it’s always ‘you Sheila’s that hold us blokes up’. Like I said – Brave!
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Cheeky devil he’s treading on thin ice!
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